Stanford Seminar - The Global Clean Energy Mix and Why "All of the Above" Matters

Explore the complexities of global clean energy solutions in this Stanford University seminar. Delve into the importance of an "all of the above" approach to addressing climate change, presented by S. Julio Friedmann from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Gain insights into engineering and entrepreneurial strategies for tackling climate-related challenges, focusing on stabilizing, remedial, and adaptive approaches. Examine key topics such as the power sector, costs, power markets, and alternatives to carbon capture and storage. Engage with discussions on voluntary accords, risky business reports, and the economics of algae. Develop a deeper understanding of the engineering mindset's role in addressing climate problems and evaluating potential solutions.

Intro
Climate Change
All of the Above
Three Primary Planks
Voluntary Accord
The Math
The Power Sector
Costs
Power Markets
Risky Business Reports
Kates Work at Paulson Institute
Kates Question
Student Question
Alternatives to CCS
The Economics of Algae
Divestment
Burning Questions